Sentence examples for most cruelly from inspiring English sources
Most cruelly, they pretended to make friends with me.
Across the public sector, unions have fought all this, most cruelly in education (see article).
It's one of the most cruelly overlooked breakthrough albums of the year.
That Darling has been most cruelly ditched for following irresolute orders from on high?
"Libri was a most cruelly and iniquitously treated man," The Times of London declared in an 1869 obituary.
The latter is a memorable still-life that includes what one critic called "The most cruelly sour lemon ever painted".
She has the lead role as Dame Evangeline Musset, "who was in her Heart one Grand Red Cross for the Pursuance, the Relief and the Distraction, of such Girls as in their Hinder Parts, and their Fore Parts, and in whatsoever Parts did suffer them most, lament Cruelly".
Perhaps it is on the political front where the Record and Mail have been most recently and cruelly exposed.
Buy from Amazon.com BONGO bongo in the Congo"—that is how many of those who spend time in one of the world's most compelling and cruelly dysfunctional countries sometimes disparage what is written about it.
She would never run as fast again, she did not go on to compete at the world championships that summer as had been expected and – most famously and cruelly of all – she would never go on to win the Olympic medal she so craved.
Into the unreal Olympic world, where inches and ounces and seconds are what traditionally matter most, the real world cruelly intruded at five o'clock three mornings ago.
